Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-02-03
Local Expositions.

Mems overshoes for 50 cts. at Doty
Keeler's.
500 bushels of potatoes wanted al
Wear Il Paisley's.
+. T. Freeman. of Port Huron was in
town Saturday last.
Your choice of the best pants in oul
stock for $500. Doty & Keller.
Ovens & Braidwood's is the place to
buy choice canned goods and fine gro
ceries.
II you want suit or winter overcoat
cheap. now is your time. Doty 81
Keller.
A few all wool dress goods left at
Ovens & Braidwood's, which are being
sold at cost for cash.
Doty & Keller are making cut in
prices on all clothing at present. Read
their change Of ad in this issue.
Wear & Paisley have just received
another case of gents heavy rubbers,
which they are selling cheap for cash.
a pleasant progressive euchre party
was enjoyed 10y a number of the young
folks Of this place last week at Miss
| Boice's.
Be sure you read the advertisements
carefully as they contain information
which means dollars and cents to every
purchaser.
Among the curious things noted by
Michigan hunters are the great scarcity
Of rabbits and the increase in the num-
ber of foxes.
Jas. Wallace, w. NJ, and Jerry b.
Paisley. j. W.. of Brockway Lodge, +.
Il \. NJ attended the Grand Lodge, at
Detroit last week.
The cases of scarlet fever reported
in this village have turned out to be
only measles. The schools were not
closed as reported in last issue.
Rev. Sam Belts has gone over from
the Methodist to the Baptist faith, and
gone down to gather in Tennessee and
Kentucky sinners.-St. Clair Repub-
lican.
Conductor Beals, of the =. II. & N.
w. Ry. had his lantern stolen from
him last week. Detective Shannon
found the thieves and secured the
lantern.
Itch, OF every kind cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
Use no other. This never fails. Sold
by Chas. A. Wells & Co., Druggists
Brockway Centre, Mich.
Last week, Frank Todd, Of Pt. Alleg-
hany, Pa. was the guest of Jas. Fer
guson and family. This week Mrs. j.
5. Todd, of Flint. is enjoying visit
and will possibly stay for few weeks.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. sharp
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in A. c.
chapel and also in the evening at Z
o'clock. Afternoon subject, History
Of Joseph" Evening subject announ-
ced later.
CIR. Holden is building toboggan
slide, where the young people may
spend these moonlight evenings in
pleasant amusement. The slide will
be built on his lot and have thirty
rod track.
John Merrill has removed his office
to j. G. Hart's building next door to
the 99ct store, where he will be prepared
to attend to collections, loaning money
and other business promptly. Give
him call.
The poor sufferer that has been do
sing himself with so called Troches and
thereby upset his stomach without cur
ing the troublesome cough should take
our advice and use at once DR.. Bulls
cough syrup and get well.
The exercises at school last Friday
afternoon were excellent. The schol-
ars are progressing in this line of work
and all did their parts well. The paper
school Exchange" was gotten up in
splendid style and well read by the
editress Jessie Brown.
Frank f. Brooks, of Brockway Centre,
was arraigned before Justice Black
this forenoon on charge of perjury.
ID. &. Brien makes affidavit that
Brooks swore out a warrant for his
arrest for horse-stealing when he knew
that no horse had been stolen. Brook.
was admitted to bail, and the examin-
alton will be held next Thursday.-Port
Huron Daily Times.
The best Of all. G. i. Michsels Will
give O grand masquerade ball, Monday
evening, February q. First gentle
mans prize, best character costume,
S1.O0. Second gentleman's prize, best
character costume, 80 cents. First
ladies prize, S1.O0. Second ladies prize
90 cents. First-class music by Perkins
full orchestra of INLAY City. Bill, only
Sl.00. A big time guaranteed.
Any quantity of farm machinery is
being shipped in these days. Hickey
Bros. have rented the building former
ly occupied by Rollins & Hisey and are
storing the same away for the present,
preparatory to opening out in full
blast next spring. 1t looks, from the
amount shipped in, that every farmer
in these four townships were to be sup
plien with full set Of machines.
VIM. Lackie has removed his cigar
factory from the building north of the
station to the building south Of the
Commercial House. He is making a
first-class line Of cigars, and is doing a
good business. Our cigar dealers can
do better by buying of him than send
ing away their money to build up
businesses in other towns and cities.
Keen the money at home and help